You can check component availability for a work order immediately after you release it, or any time when the work order is in process.

Before you can check component availability for a work order, you need the following: 

• An item specification for the assembly item that contains component items
• A released work order for the assembly item

To check the availability of the components of a released work order, follow these steps: 

1. Go to the Work Order list page, find the work order you want, and click its work order number.
2. On the Work Order Detail page, click Check Component Availability.

The Work Order Component Availability page is displayed.

You can't change any of the values you see here, but you can assess your needs, then go to the Purchase Orders page to order component items or back to the Work Order list page to start a new work order to manufacture component items.

What Comes Next

If all the components aren't available, now you know. You can take one or more of these steps: 

• Transfer components to the correct location so Kenandy sees them as available for this work order
• Purchase components
• Manufacture components

The following table lists the fields that Kenandy provides. Your system administrator selects the fields that are displayed on your user interface.

Field	Description
Description	A description of the component item. This description comes from the component's Item header information.
Item	A component item that's necessary to complete this work order. The component items come from the item specifications for the items listed in this work order.
Non Inventory	If checked, this component is a non-inventory item. If not checked, this component is an inventory item.
Quantity Issued	The amount of these component items you've issued for this work order. The Quantity Issued comes from your records of what you've kitted and what you've backflushed for this work order so far.
Quantity Required	The amount of this item that's required to complete this work order. This quantity comes from the Component area of the Item Specification for this item.
Quantity Scrapped	The amount of these component items that you've scrapped while manufacturing this work order. The Quantity Scrapped comes from records of what you've scrapped on the Dekit/Scrap page and scrapped from backflush on the Record Operations page for this work order so far.
Quantity Short	The amount of this component that needs to be issued to complete this work order. The Quantity Short is equal to the Quantity Required minus Quantity Issued.
Source	How you procure this component item, such as manufacturing, purchasing, or subcontracting. The source comes from the component's Item header information.
Stocking UOM	The UOM you use for your stock of this component item in your inventory. The Stocking UOM comes from the Inventory tab on the Manage Items page.